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School Programme : Secondary & Primary
School Level
@NUS Museum
1. Guided tours
Guided tours of about 45 minutes each are conducted by the museum’s docents
or staff. To select an exhibition complementary to your learning
objectives, do visit us at www.nus.edu.sg/museums/exhibtions.htm
2. Aided-learning tours
Using a worksheet,
students focus on selected aspects of an exhibition. Our museum’s docents
or staff will walk students through the gallery and help them review the
work. Each tour is about 45 minutes.
Download
Constructed
Landscapes: Singapore in
Southeast Asia
Worksheets. Click
here and Click
here for Simplified Version. Engagement Worksheets. Imagination Worksheets. Memory: Crossword Puzzle.
Download
Sculpting
Life: The Ng Eng Teng Collection Worksheets. Click here and click here for Crossword Puzzle
Download
Ways
of Seeing Chinese Art Worksheets. Click here and click
here for Chinese version (中文翻译)
3. Customised workshops and tours
Customised art workshops
and seminars on setting up exhibitions can be arranged. Customised guided
tours based on themes suited to your curriculum are also available.
Note: Customised
workshops and tours are offered at a fee and upon availability of
specialists.
4. Non-guided visits
Educators meet with
museum’s staff for a pre-visit discussion on how an exhibition may be used as
a learning resource. Following the discussion, the educator plans and
conducts the programme himself/herself.
For guided and
aided-learning tours, please submit your requests at least 2 weeks in
advance. There is a charge of $20/- per group per tour (maximum 20 persons
per group).
In-Contact
- Request for update on
Education Programmes, Exhibitions and Events:
museum@nus.edu.sg Tel: 6516 4616 Fax
No: 6778-3738
Planning Your Students' Museum Visit
- Selecting an exhibition
To find out more about our exhibitions, go to www.nus.edu.sg/museums/exhibitions.htm
- Selecting the type of
program The available programs are listed on this page.
- Museum Location and
Opening Hours Go to www.nus.edu.sg/museums/information_getting.htm
- Planning for the trip
- Discuss with our
education officers the objectives of your trip. This may help you
to decide the type of program to select for your students.
- Understand how the
program that you have selected will be conducted and brief your
students.
- For guided tours, the
maximum recommended group size is 20. Once the student to guide
ratio becomes too large, some students tend to lose interest and
wander off.
- Plan to be at the
museum for about one hour.
- Complete the booking
form (available at our website) and submit to the education
officer.
- Briefing your students
before the trip
- Refrain from touching
the artworks. Dirt, oil and moisture from our hands can hasten the
process of deterioration for art pieces. The pieces may also be
accidentally damaged by objects like rings or finger nails.
- No running, pushing
and playing in the galleries as these actions put the exhibits at
risk
- Avoid using the wall
panels, showcases or exhibits as backing for writing notes. If
students require a hard surface for writing, please ask the guide
for clip-boards.
- Speak softly in the
galleries to allow other visitors to enjoy the exhibitions.
- No food and drinks in
the galleries.
- Flash photography is
not allowed.
- After the trip
Please complete the feedback form and submit to us. Your input helps
towards further customization and improvement of our programs.
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